Like A Fire You Ve Burned Me

"Like a Fire, You've Burned Me," is quite a weird poem especially if you analyze it's message. From the first stanza, you'd expect the main character to be upset if not angry at the person who reduced her to nothing but ashes. However, near the end she's thanking the person that did it for giving her a chance to rebuild herself. It's absurd, but it makes sense if you understand what I was trying to convey. The idea behind this poem was centered on a pair of friends, one that was extremely tired of acting a certain way to appease her other "friends" and the other one that helped her be free. The only true friend that she had, let her know that it was okay to be the genuine her and that she would always be accepted no matter what. As the troubled